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January" 28, m u s i c a l e v e n i n g By West Vancouver Band Sunday J a n ; 31g, at 9 pan, Admission by ticket only, which may be obtained, without charge, from any of <he following fifty firms, who ore sponsoring the concert! SPONSOHS Atubleside PharmacjT Anibleside Tea Rooms Ainbicside Meat Market ('. dt Archer Ltd. Jl. C. Klectric 'Hob IJlack. It. I*. Hlower & Cor I {rooks Dry Goods Itrown & Muntort , . ( iiniiinKlmm's Drug Store Dinidarave. Garage Duiularave Meat Market , F'lTguHon's Motor Transfer ' I'lie man's Grocery , ({ ranger's Grocery (.rienwood Grocery ({wemlolyn's Beauty ̂ Bhoi^pe ({wen's Gown & Sport ShOppe Handy Ann Shop Hollvburn Dressmakers.,,,^ Ilojjyburn Gift Shop 1 Hi oily burn Theatre Home Gas Service Station H unte r's Coffee Shop &.Bukcry Lew's Barber Shop 11. Long • McNeil's Rexal Drug Store Mason's Taxi i'.D.Q. Cafe Ridge Service Station Robinson's Grocery Store Sum's Barber Shop Colonel K. W. Savory R. Seeds' Grocery & Hardware • Im peria l Service Station I red Jones' Bicycle Shop IU|V IN WEST VANCOUVER Al^D SUPPORT LOCAL ACTIVITIES Dr. Seale, Dentist Speck & Jackson's Sheet Metal Tea roe & Son ' J. Tite Shoe Repairs Union Oil Service Station Jack* Watt, Real Estate West Van. Cleaners *West Van. Florist •* I West Vail. Lumber Co.' West Van. Motors West Van. N ew s, West Van. Printtirs West Van. Sheet Metal Works West Van. Stationers William's Tailor Shop Piggly Wiggly A VVhit-e of Lyim V'̂ alloy, has Mrs. Konni(p Jackson, 1248 mto ajiouse at .1806. 20th .Street, had the misfortune vue Avenue.' The winning numlxn\Vin the draw for the two rifles at the Ambleside Tea Room's'were 64 and 29, held respectively by Tom Liirnie and* Sandy Sutherland. on Wednesday, the 20th instant, to fall on the .snowy road and break an arm. She was taken to the North Vancouver General Hospital for treatm ent and later returned to her'home.4* a Kk. The drawinj^ was made by C ap -..... Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Jackson tain II. I. Vinoe in tlie presence Ihnisfail-; Alberta, ' A fter th e * I f f . W am pole's Exttact o f Cod Liver Oil were the guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. (?6orge Bryan, 612 16th Street. presence of several local gun fanciers. Mr. and Mrs. 'F .^ I . Wiley of ^^ckson is manager' of the Vancouver, have moyed into a Binisfail Creamery.^ house a t 3252 Marine Drive. ' .* L' Wishes to express to the citizens .of 'West Vancoijvef his siritere thanks for their mb'st generous expression of tonhidence and will continue J o do .everything possible, in the bej;jnterests of the Municipality of Wes.t Vancouver; -- ' *------ *----- f. 4i. * >|t Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Watson and family have moved from 2626 Bellevue Avenue, into.the Kettle,house a t Caulfeild. George Teed, father of Alfred Teed, 2750, Bellevue Avenue, passed away last Saturday hi Vancouver; The ch^ceased was aged 83. years. Douglas Shellard of 2177 Belle. ,vue Avenue, third son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shellard, was given. * - * The wild blfds in West Van­ couver arc slowly starving to death, ns with the deep snow and frost they cnafnoi rteach their natural food. For the Iasi month they , have been dependent on Ambleside Pharmacy W. L. KER. Prop. . HOI Marino Phono: Drivp Wont S23 FREE DELIVERY i any odd scraps they could pick t up, and the game authorities have issued an urgent , call that all who can put out bread, suet, or scraps of meat for them until such tiine a s , the cold'^peil/ passes away and the ground is clear of snow. . - ' ' ■ > 'T # , l|* 1)1 James Campbell, barrister, of '.-.a pl€asant--surprise J-y:.a--party....I^amont, ■Albertarwhorbas'been'- of young friends a t a farewell the guest of Mr.-and Mrs: F.- A. gathering to mark the occasion Walker. 2455-King\s Avenue, left' -6f his leaving to begin his duties here 'o ii Tuesday to return t o ; m the Royal Bank of Cana^da his homo oh the prairie. ■ .a t Abjbotsfofd.' The following ^ ' ' *~ .Y*.^ng"-people,-a tte n d e d , jVlary' The British Pacific Properties , Thomson,.Amelia Walters;.Sheila.1- Ltd.-wrbteJhe^GounciPre-a sub- ■ Edwards, Royce Dawson, Dejla (Jivi^ion plan of the land lying Allen, Muriel .Shellard, Harold between 11th Street and thd John Jo n , Ian Richards, Laurie Capilano River. Referred to a Straltoa's BAKERY I'yult mid Mont Pies, All kinds df Cuokioa , ' , Apple Turnovers DoughnjH ̂ 15odes Cakes Wedding Cakes a; Specialty Wo milko evcrythiJi'g right on thj> promLsos, Fresh Dally, from lirst class ingrodlonts. i , . ' Note; Address J , ' . j ; " 1468, .Marine ̂Drive, Phone West 27 '^Patterson,, Stan, Patterson, ^Ken. special m'eetiiig at fhe call of the Shelldrd. Games and* dancing chair. ' * * ^ were enjoyed by those present, and refreshments were served . toward the.closS of the party. , * ,, Ik, ■." r - ■■ Ik' - -Ik' ■. ♦. SANTA-GLAUS f u n d ' " ' ■ SUBSCRIPTIONS Mrs. M. Burgess^'24th'"arid Previously:acknowledged $350t87 . To the Ratepayers: '__ , I 'wish to express my appreciation of the honor con- ferred upon 'm^"and to thank thev ratepayers for ~ their implied confidence in me; by re.'dectjng me to the Council for 19V '1938. .Jefferson Avenue, is a patient in the North yancouver. General Hospital, Where she recently. underwent an ,operjion. * , ■ îk . Miss G. . Lawson,, Miss .E.- Hampson, and_,Hugh .Bmwn, al! of the' W est Vancouver Schools staff, 'are away .owing to sick- VMajor Blows" ..... Telephone Games -.(Mrs. , Grist) ..L 170.51 .50 Hollyburn Theatre Til U USD A Y-aml -PUT D AY- • and SATURDAY MATINEE January 2Htli, 2I)ih and 80th jjo N B L Ba r r y m o r e MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN "V oice of B ugle A nn 9t ' also " "DRIFT FENCE" SAT. EVENING anef MONDAY January 30th and Februai*y . 1st GUIDES AND BROWNIES 'ness. • The -joint . ineeting of the .Guides'and Brownies which was to have been h jd Today . a t '4̂ ■Q.- William Dickinson ing to sickness until Thursday, - Reeve Leyland with Council- February 4thV The mothers of lors Dickinson, Elgar^and Fiddes- Gmdes :and; Brownies are visited K. A.'Ray's residence o n ,' Cordijly. invited to attend this Saturday night afte r the elec- m(3Jing.,, Mrs. Spro_tt Mrs. " tipn. The'Reeve proposed a toast Willis expect to be there to pre- - \--to,Mr.--Ray-and-diislfamdy,-and-ul^-*§gg^TX^-€̂ .,-.andJheJ^^^^^^^ . - n -- :„*n-- the Guides and Brownie.s will..- JCotmcUloxJRbbmlJEiddes- Councillor Dickinson-'made a , few . kindly' .:remarks in --The:; - present -the-serv,ice-stars. course of which he expressed his " , regret th a t the thrfee candidate.^ _:Returns_his sinceTejhanksjo the, electorate . for the support accorded hiifi in the recent ' election. - , - - J - -------- 1 .- CQuld noLBe sittin^ toge ther on the'- Council. Mr. Ray, after. ■. thanking the Reeve and Council­ lor Dickinson for their kind ex­ pressions 'of friendship and for - visiting-him, proposed a toast to the Reeve and. Council, for whom M rs.'J ' W,'"Neill; Clyde Ave­ nue, was . hostess;, on-J Tuesday aftern(?on to members of Naomi . Chapter No.' 26p O.E.S. A ' -speeij.:guest __of:..the- afternoom was Mrs. Ted Gray, who was JANET' GAYNOR ROBERT TAYLOR " SMALLTOWN News, Cartoon, etc. TUESDAY ,& WEDNESDAY ^Febru'a7fyan<|*Jrd .hESsiE Ma t t h e w s A" . ■ also WILLIAM BOYD ^O-AND-GE^r-T^M HAINES' 4--' he wished the best o f 'luck in the '.'Made the recipient of a g ift from"present year. C A R D O F T H A N K S ■~Myr^tncere-th(mks--t(r-alh^fnf^z:^iends-w h o supported m e ̂ th e Jast municipal edectioTu K. A. Rat) Shower On Wedne^stlay evening Mrs. Franklin Downey was. the guest of honor a t a miscellaneous shower given bv the Misses the Chapter on the occasion of, her recent marriage, Mrs, Dun­ can,'McMillan, Worthy Matron, making the presentation, All jj^inds of -- BUILAING ̂ MATERIAL WEST VAN. . ' BUILDEItS^SUI'PLVL. : ■ .215.3 Marine' " - West 560 DEATH OF A. W. LUNN ArthuirW illiam Lunn of Van- xouver. who a number of years "Je a n n e and Milcfrecl Lettner a t ago kept a re.staurant at^ 14th - "their^attraetive--home-onr-BeIle= â nd""Marihe" Drive,'passed, away vue Avenue: The guests,-having - in the ' city on- Tuesday in his _ enjoyed f a . jolly evening of ̂fifty-first year, leaving to mourn games, contests, and music, his loss his wife, one .son and-one. gathered in the- dining room (jaughterf Funeral services were where dainty refreshments were - held a t 2 p.m. today in the city,! -^servedv:=== -dayr Chicken-Pie^.j, P. D. Q. CAFE f 1512 Marine West 616' ;...., the Rev;-^^D=Ai^hibaId-offici--- to the-Pale- pink taper^^-entwined ' ating. and interment was made ^ with-^silver-hearts lighted J h e in Mountain View Cemetery._ " ^ ' ^ ^ tea table which, was centred by - . . . * -. ^b^wt=^^f^piTTk~ Tose^buds, the Wishes" to thank his friends and sufi^ofterr- , roofh being decorafed~in"eOrrea=- ' ponding shades. ' for el^ecting him by acclamatroh to the office o f_ _ ... ̂ p" " ^ ■ SCHOOL TRUSTEE _j;he-- invited--guests---were;-- 1937 ̂ 1-938. J ' • . ■ % r K- TERESA & IONA KERRISON, Proprietors ̂ : __ ; _ _ All varieties of Home-Cooking --- Meat Pie^, Cortiish Pasties, ^ . r Home-Made Bread-and Lemon .Pies, . Meals and Aftefeioon Teas > - ...--■ : ffi ■■ Mesdames" C. 'D. Edwards, F. J. " Lettner, T.' .Crickmay, G. Allan and-'the Misses Ethel 'Roberts, - Hattie-Xoung, Lulu'^Ray, Morna. Sharpe, Marjorie Crickmay, Mar­ garet Hobson, Barbara Wyatt, Mary O'Donnell, Gwen Lightly, , Mairy 'Yates, Jean Goiirlay and, Betty Gourlay. T a le n tin e D ance^ Given by "' - , - BARBARIANS RUGBY CLUB To bo-held in-HOLLYBURN PAVILION ' ' " ' FRmATo-FEBRUARY 5th , '3 7 ^ ' ' '1 - -■ *■«•'_. - . - ----- * i D ancioK 9toJ. S E V E N P IE C E O R C H E S T R A r?" Tickets 50c. ^EXPERT W at$b:an^ Clock ■r e p a ir in g T. CHRISTENSON (formelly ■ with Birks. ^Montreal)r 1522 'Marine Drive ,J.^.D4bVE-ANDERSjDN, 'West Vancouver,..Representative ' '" ' Phones.-- West 69I-L or North 1310' " , \ ' JiL. V ^ -*-1 ;; 1 • ■M, 'h - '.--'J,